At least those tigers aren't like one the elephants in circus world museum. Circus World Museum was on tv and the tv person was allowed to feed the apples to the elephants. It was going well until one of the Elephants decided to take bag of apples and walked away with it.
Mine too!
I'm talking about quarter, half and three quarter mile oval tracks. I used to also go to dirt tracks those were fun. If they had an accident it usually spilled gas on the track and they would burn it off before restarting the race.
It's probably mutual. I'm sure the Tigers would have found him quite tasty.In today's local news: a man jumped a fence, broke into the city zoo (before zoo opened up for the day), and tried to gain entrance to the tiger's area. Security cameras caught the breach and police, and zoo workers rushed there and the guy ran off (apparently, his attempt to get in the tiger's area, had failed). Police brought him into custody.
This afternoon (sometime after his release today), a reporter asked him a few questions. The guy was ticked off because the zoo workers asked if he was crazy, by trying to brake into the tiger's area. He said, "No I'm not crazy. I just like tigers."
The guy obviously had "issues" and all, but I just can't get beyond how he was so naive, to think he could just walk up to an apex predator like that.It's probably mutual. I'm sure the Tigers would have found him quite tasty.
Nothing much going on here today -- 30s, 40s in the afternoon. Cloudy. (Rain tonight.)
I saw some type of warning in your area and was wondering if it was snow
There's actually quite a few different "zones" so to speak, in the state. Often, the weather on one side of the state can be night and day different from the other side (inland, versus seacoast, etc.)
